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Having finally reached the moon, Enel encounters a group of small robots known as automata, as well as a vicious group of Space Pirates. After a series of events, Enel's Goro Goro no Mi powers wind up activating not only all of the automata, but their city as well, and the self-proclaimed God discovers his true roots.

While exploring the moon, Enel finds a small robot in a crater and attacks it. The electricity, instead of harming it, recharges it (much to Enel's disappointment). The robot, identified as Spacey, finds its fallen comrades - Macro, Galaxy and Cosmo - and weeps over them while Enel watches on, impassive. While the Lieutenant is mourning, a fox-like Space Pirate attacks it from behind with an electrocuting spear, severely injuring the robot.

The Space Pirate Captain then attempts to attack Enel, who nonchalantly phases through the spear, attacks, and defeats it in retaliation. Enel then sees a huge explosion in the distance, and is angered by the destruction of his beloved vearth. Meanwhile, over at the area of the explosion, three more Space Pirates are converging, planning to excavate the moon for its treasures. Soon after this, Enel appears at the excavation site, furious at the insolence of these inferior creatures.

In the meantime, the shocked, but still alive Lieutenant Spacey reminisces about why he and his comrades came to the moon in the first place. An old man named Professor Tsukimi made them on Karakuri Island, and one day, while watching the moon and eating snacks, a huge explosion happened on it. The professor, shocked by the unexpected event, swallowed his dumpling without chewing, resulting in him suffocating to death.

After burying the professor, the four automata traveled to the moon (each one being lifted to their destination using a balloon) to take revenge on the ones who had caused the explosion that resulted in the accidental death of their beloved professor. Upon reaching the moon, they find the Space Pirates, and despite overwhelming odds, they do battle with the captain. In the end, however, all four of them were easily defeated.

In present time, Enel attacks the Space Pirates and destroys the entire excavation site with his lightning powers. This brutal display of raw energy uncovers a canal that Enel intends to explore. Before he can do so, however, Lieutenant Spacey (towing his comrades' bodies behind him on a sled) rushes up to him and thanks him for avenging him and his comrades' father.

Enel shocks the Lieutenant, and all of his comrades, out of sheer annoyance and goes on to explore the dried-up canal, coming upon a cave. Inside the cave is a huge Mayan-esque city, which he decides to electrocute as well. The resulting surge of electricity awakens not only the city, but a horde of ancient-looking automata as well.

All of the ancient automata, as well as the four "new" ones that Enel had just met, rush to thank him after he restores their city, much to his confusion. Enel then studies a series of wall paintings, and realizes that the original Birkans, his ancestors, came from the moon. Looking around, Enel sees endless followers, and an enormous amount of "vearth", and ultimately decides that the "Fairy Vearth" was everything that he had ever wanted.